Hangtag

The Hangtag offered by Lhp Company is printed on matte paper that delivers a professional appearance for product branding. Each tag is manufactured with a durable construction that resists tearing and bending during handling. The supplier states that the tags can be produced in a variety of sizes and shapes to match brand requirements. Lhp Company is based in Shenzhen, China, and ships the items under FOB or CIF terms.

Typical industry options include paper weights around 250 gsm, with common dimensions such as 30 mm × 50 mm or 40 mm × 60 mm, although exact sizes are set by the buyer. High‑resolution printing of up to 300 dpi is standard, and colour reproduction follows the CMYK model. Finishes such as embossing or spot‑UV coating are available as standard enhancements. Attachment methods may use string, wire, or adhesive backing, providing flexibility for different packaging lines.

Fashion, cosmetics and food‑packaging brands frequently use these tags to convey pricing, care instructions or promotional messages. The listing notes that minimum order quantities can be adjusted to suit both small enterprises and large manufacturers, but the precise MOQ must be confirmed with Lhp Company. Shipping is arranged according to the buyer’s preferred incoterm, with reliable packaging to protect the tags in transit. Prospective importers should request a sample to verify print quality and finish before placing a bulk order.

Lhp Company operates from 180506 Shenshua Commercial Building, Jiabin Road 2018, Luo Hu District, Shenzhen, China. The supplier is listed as an imported tier with a harbor trust level, indicating it sources products for overseas markets. Response metrics show a 0 % response rate and no recorded average response time, so buyers should verify communication reliability before committing. The company’s profile does not disclose pricing, certifications or production capacity.

The listing focuses on hangtag production and does not provide details on other product lines or factory size. Prospective buyers can rely on the address and tier information to assess logistical proximity to major Chinese ports, but must request additional documentation such as a company registration certificate or product sample to confirm capability. No claims are made about awards or years in operation.